it is back to work and back to school monday. let's get to the weather headlines. a cool start with a mix of sun and clouds later on today. the highs in the 70s. we are going to warm up each and every day this week. we have a lot to talk about. we are going to break down the numbers all morning long. let's get you to work with mike inouye. >> so far, so good approaching the bay bridge. we have the accident. civic center off ramp on the san francisco side. a little slowing approaching the interchange. it's at the off ramp or off the freeway. if it's not your exit, you should be fine. watch for activity there. the toll plaza shows a build. the cash lanes are showing a slowdown on the far right off the car pool lanes. the rest of the back up hasn't held up. the metering lights 20 to 25 minutes. from the north bay, a nice easy

drive. laura is out there in marin county. how is it going? >> that's right, we are going to have more coming up. first, a look at the day's top stories as federal investigators are looking at an incident on a flight bound for sfo. let's check in with damian trujillo. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, laura. things are back to normal at sfo. a scuffle broke out a half hour before american airlines flight 1561 landed here at sfo. police say a 28-year-old man with a yemeni passport ran toward the cockpit and was banging on the cockpit door yelling during the flight from chicago to san francisco. one of the flight attendants called for back-up. another attendant and two passengers jumped in and tackled the suspect. they put him in plastic handcuffs and held him until the

plane landed safely. he was carrying a california id. he was taken to the county hospital with minor cuts then arrested on federal charges of interfering with the flight crew. few details are coming out about who he is. >> my information was he does speak english. i don't have the information about what he was saying at this time. i just know that he was yelling and pounding on the cockpit door. >> reporter: the incident is the latest in a series of security concerns over the weekend. two other flights had to be diverted on sunday. one, a chicago flight bound from houston. that flight landed in st. louis after a passenger tried to reach the exit door mid flight. another flight had to be diverted to albuquerque after security concerns. right now, he is in county jail in redwood city.

they are trying to determine if he has ties to al qaeda or any other terrorist group. we are live at sfo, i'm damian trujillo, today in the bay. >> thanks for the update. now, for a look at the rest of the news, we turn to marla tellez. she's live this morning with more of the day's news including a shooting suspect over the weekend. good morning. >> the case started six months ago. good morning, it's 6:03 now. the man accused of shooting a 3-year-old girl and two other people in san francisco on halloween is dead this morning. 20-year-old jessie brown shot and killed himself this weekend after a shoot-out with houston police at a greyhound bus terminal. two officers are shot, but expected to live. he may have been on the run since the halloween shooting. it's when he shot a young girl, her grandfather and another man outside a home. all of them survived. police are looking for a man

who assaulted a woman in south san francisco. the woman was walking on san mateo avenue when a man grabbed her from behind and tried to rape her. he took off when he couldn't take off the woman's clothes. he is hispanic, 5'9", 2000 pounds with a stocky build and short, buzz cut hair style. a councilman is taking responsibility after being arrested for driving under the influence. he says he learned his lesson. he had a few drinks over several hours. chp officer pulled him over for having a burned out taillight. chp says he smelled of alcohol. the field sobriety test showed his blood alcohol level .12, which is above the legal limb of .08. >> i hope that my experience

with it and how horrifying it was serves as an xamp toll others, especially given my position that people can see. it's not worth it. >> police booked him and waited for him to sober up before releasing him. the man accused of causing the summit fires will be in court this morning. the landscape contractor is accused of starting a garbage fire that sparked the wildfire three years ago. he pleaded not guilty. investigators say he did not have a burn permit. they burned 4200 acres and 132 buildings. it's a look at some of your news around the bay area. laura, is it warming up in tiburon? >> it helps when i jump around a little bit. it's always cold before the sun comes up.

the sun arrived. we are following the day's news including a look at a fire that neighbors say appears to be very suspicious. it happened in oakley. that is where today in the bay's christy smith joins us with the details. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. a crew is boarding up a home. the roof is gone and there's not a whole lot left. i got off the phone with oakley police. they tell me, they have been called to this home many times before on domestic violence incidents. they have been in contact with the man who lives here since the fire started at 11:00 last night. the neighbors tell them this man has been acting strangly and someone has been removing appliances from the home, damaging the home, bringing a large chain and tieing it to the house and pick-up truck to pull it down. police tell us they are waiting for firefighters to finish their investigation before deciding how to proceed. no one is under arrest.

they ever trying to sort it out. this fire broke out at 11:00 at a home on bay view. it took an hour to knock down. neighbors say a couple lived here, but no one was home at the time. police say what's really strange is the home has very extensive damage inside, but really everything was taken out. there was nothing in there to burn. they are not sure why it is so badly damaged. an odd situation here. coming up in the next half hour, we spoke with a neighbor and we'll tell you what he had to say about what he saw last night. reporting live in oakley, christie smith, today in the bay. >> thank you very much. as we warm up here in tiburon, i have to show you, these guys are getting out of the water this morning. i'm freezing and i guess i would be a wimp. we are going to talk to them in a little bit. christina loren, you are warm in the studio this morning. you can tell me the temperatures

are cold out here. >> i have a way to warm up, let's go back to that topples man out there. good morning to you. we are looking good. climate control 72 degrees inside. that's where the highs are headed later on today. high pressure is firmly in control. mostly clear conditions. high pressure is going to build in throughout the afternoon. it's going to bring the temperatures up from the 50s to the mid-60s. by noon, a comfortable day in the city. mild conditions. as we head through the latter portion of the day, 68 degrees by 4:00 p.m. breezy conditions all day long. tomorrow, we are not dealing with as much in terms of wind. for today, the temperatures are very, very pleasant in the heat of the day. 41 degrees in fair field. 70 for fremont. 73 for los gatos. 70s continue throughout the week. if you want to start saving on your bill, pg&e this week, leave the ac off and the heater off

and let mother nature do her job. we are not going to get perfection for that long. rain for the weekend. then next week, the temperatures skyrocket. we'll talk about that coming up. let's get you to work with mike. >> good morning. we are looking at a slower drive for livermore. speeds in the 40s. most of the drive out of the altamont pass brings the speeds up. clear by pleasanton. it will clear up as well. we are looking at continued slowing, additional slowing in antioch, speeds in the 20s. a little below near a street and l street. horizon is where things pick up a bit. then clearing through bay point and pittsburg as well. the maze moves nicely through this area. a smooth drive approaching the bay bridge.

chopper was over 880. now, they are looking at the bridges, the golden and bay bridge. no problems to show. i'll show you the toll plaza. there you go, the cash lanes back-up is cleared. slowing in all lanes. we should see the metering lights turned on in 15 minutes being a typical monday. they have canceled all wind advisories by chp. there's a chill in the area where you are in the north bay. how is it going? >> it's okay. things are warming up this morning. we are having a lot of fun. an up close look at the tools ti the buron fire departmentti uses to put out fires in the water. >> i'm going to catch up with the guys swimming in the water. they do it for charity.

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welcome back, everyone. our may tour around the bay continues this morning. we are waking up in beautiful tiburon in the north bay this morning. so much to enjoy here. it's a sailors paradise as well as a land lovers dream. they have a main street walk that happens on friday nights. it's a lot of fun. i think the next one is coming up june 17th. always something beautiful to enjoy here in tiburon. it's a great sense of community. i found that with all the people coming out this morning. when bob redell joins me live here this morning, you have a good gig with the fire department. >> reporter: you like my ride? it's not a yat. it's going a lot of things a yacht can do. they have the back area where they can keep their equipment. good morning gentlemen. thanks for having us on board. it serves as the cabin for the

pilot, good morning to you, they can use this as an ambulance. they have a floor, heat detection camera and up front, we have the two grande's from the fire department. good morning to you. we were talking earlier, i'm surprised at how much use this boat gets. the sleepy town of tiburon. you are out here how often? >> usually every day. upwards of six to eight times a month we have a fire boat response. there's so much traffic. there's always something happening. >> reporter: how much is medical and how much fire boat capsizing? >> it's about the same as on land. 80% medical and 20% people under stress. >> reporter: a few years ago when the island was on fire, you

did what with this boat? >> we used to boat to put out and extinguish a portion of the island that was difficult to get to from the firefighters on the island. we put the boat on the beach. >> reporter: what was the range of that? >> it will go up 150 feet, which is all we needed. >> that's a man toy. it's a nozzle. 150 feet is the range. let's fire her up. those people in that house right there are not awake yet. i want to see if we can hit the windows. all right chief. it's throwing from the undersupply of water. there's a lot of power to it. >> this is half the power. >> reporter: that's only half? real? you are almost there. suck blame it on me. if i put my hand in front -- >> hey, you are fine ul there. don't worry about it. chief, appreciate it.

i appreciate what you do for your community. thank you very much. it was nice having you out here. quickly, is one crew dedicated to this or is that a land based crew? >> they cross out. they take the fire engine or the boat. >> is this something you have to work your way up to get into it? >> absolutely. >> reporter: you have some pull, though, right? >> i have some pull. >> laura. are you trying to be a junior firefighter? love it. we have having a lot of fun here. we are covering the rest of the day's room. my colleague, marla tellez is helping us out. good morning. >> good morning, it's 6:16 now. we are following breaking news out of los angeles county. these are live pictures of a fire that's raging in huntington park. this is from knbc chopper. we are told it could be a

warehouse explosion. we'll tell you more as soon as more comes into our news room. the world's largest passenger jet makes a debut tomorrow morning and you can watch it land. the first 100 people to show up will get a free lunch. the airbus a-380 from german airline is scheduled to land at sfo at 11:00 tomorrow morning. teachers are getting ready to march at the state capital. they are coming from all over the state to say stop the cuts. they have sacrificed enough already. 6:17 now. time for a check on the forecast. good morning, christina. >> good morning to you, marla. good morning to you at home. we have a nice looking week on tap with temps in the 70s all week long. we are going to warm up each and every day throughout thursday. you can see from the weather headlines a cool start. breezy all day long. the breezes pick up in the afternoon hours as they typically do. we don't have much in terms of cloud cover overhead now.

good marine layer is forming out in the ocean. it's actually offshore at this time. it will push into tomorrow. high pressure is firmly in control. it brings the temperatures from the 50s to the 70s later orn today, if you live in the city, a beautiful start to the day. 64 degrees. a little bit of haze over the bridges. you are not going to find the thick fog. breezy conditions remain. the seven day outlook shows you the temps in the 70s will be in the upper 70s by the middle of the week. a little bit of rain arrives in time for the weekend. that's a look at the weather, back to you. thank you very much. we are having a lot of fun in tiburon this morning. it doesn't matter how cold it is, i found out in the water because these guys just got out of it. i referenced them earlier. you are with the night train swimmers. what do you do? >> we swim for charities and do extreme swims all over the

world. these guys were training this morning in the bay here. we are going to go later in the day. it's a lovely 51 degrees in the water. >> are you kidding me? does it bother you at all being in the water that cold? i think that sums it up. no kidding, i'm kind of freezing here. jumping in that water, the first step has to be the toughest, yeah? >> the beginning is the toughest. half of it is mental. go in and count until 20. your hands become numb, your feet are numb and you gut it out. >> how often do you train? >> four or five times a week. >> no kidding? >> yeah. first 20 seconds i would say the first two minutes is the worst part. >> you keep coming back. >> we love the open water and the adventure. we come more and more and the swims are longer and longer.

>> any creatures you have run into? >> a few. they try to avoid us. >> makes you swim faster. >> a lot faster. >> i am very, very impressed. that's worth a charity that we have to donate to. thanks for joining us. i can't talk my mouth is so frozen and they are jumping in the water. a lot more coming up, including a flight that was bound for sfo, they had quite a situation close to the cockpit. we are taking a look at a fire in oakley that's said to be very suspicious and a south bay mother's mothers daydream. all that coming um. th ame american social network gets ready to ipo. we have a slowdown at the toll plaza. what the latest developments are. ris

it all right, folks. it ses 6:23. the slowdown on 580 is what we expected to see. 19 minute drive is not so bad. speeds dipping considerably. 34 and then continuing on past airway boulevard. by the time you get to el charro

things are fine. there's an accident reported off the roadway. a car went full speed into trees on the side of the road. the fire department arrived on the scene. three chp crews are going to head out there as well. watch for slowing heading into san ramon and i'll let you know if they are going to block any roads. the earlier disabled vehicle cleared from marina boulevard. actually smooth on the bridges crossing the water. that section north to the bay bridge toll plaza. the metering lights have been turned on. they have been on for five to six minutes. it's a slower build to the 880. chopper was there. they show the north bay and marin county. we'll send it back to marla where we have continuing coverage.

back to you. >> thank you, mike. how about a heart warming story. a mother's day surprise for a bay area moms. she was eating brunch when her son, army specialist walked in. look at the surprise on her face. he has been in texas healing from a roadside bomb in iraq which took his leg. as expected, it was an emotional reunion. >> they did a really good job. i had no idea what was going on. >> happy mother's day, mom. i love you. thank you guys for having me. >> he told the crowd his mom made such a difference in his life, especially during the long recovery. every year, a special brunch has been held for military moms giving them the special day they deserve. 6:25 now. linked in is the first american social network to go public. scott mcgrew joins us with this. this is the first, but not the last. >> yeah, facebook will follow.

they have their shares at $32 to $35. it will give them a $3 billion value. they have 100 million members and oriented toward business users. it's the first major american ipo. not the world's first. that goes to a chinese company. the failure of sony network could cost the company $1 billion. it's the most devastating hacker attack in history in the amount of accounts stolen and costs. not only has sony missed the deadline to get back up and running, it may not be back up until june. expect frustrated video game players to buy an x-box and put their sony for sale at a garage sale. we got information that a

company will buy another for $67 million cash. these companies finally starting to delve into the bank accounts. lots of companies have lots of money to spend. >> open their wallets, so to k thank you so much, scott. a lot more to come on today in the bay. we are waking up in beautiful tiburon this morning and a closer look for something else they are known for, the fantastic sea food. when you're resonsible for this much of team, you need a car you can count on. ♪

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the bay area. good morning to you at home. hope you had a great weekend. cool start. we are going see a mix of sun and clouds today, with highs in the 70s. let's get you to work on time with mike. >> we have slowing at the toll plaza. the metering lights are on. it's the only issue at the maze. we'll show a live view of the toll plaza itself. the sun is an issue up parts of the peninsula as well. keep that in mind. it's the 880. let's get off that shot and move to livermore. a typical slowdown, but more than typical on 680. our chopper is heading to this area to see how things are in danville, san ramon and dublin because of a car going into a tree. back to you, laura. >> thank you, mike. we are following a fire that

investigators say they are looking into and neighbors in oakley, they think it's suspicious. we want to check in with christie smith. she is live with the details. >> reporter: fire investigators are expected any minute to comb through this home to figure out how it started. i can tell you, it's gutted and the roof is gone. we are on bay view drive. there are strange circumstances here. the fire started about 11:00 last night and took an hour to knock down. i spoke with police this morning and they said there wasn't much inside the home. it's unclear why it burned so long. no one was home at the time. they say they have been called to this home several times before on domestic violence incidence. neighbors say the man has been at the home acti ining strangel removing appliances. we spoke with one neighbor abdomen the fire. >> i heard glass breaking and i don't know if they were arguing

or what was going on and my wife looked through the window and saw the house next door was on fire. >> reporter: police tell us that they were in contact with the man who lives in the home. he's cooperating with them. they are waiting for investigators to finish up here to decide how to proceed with this. the home does have $300,000 worth of damage. reporting live in oakley, christie smith, today in the bay. >> thank you very much. now, for a look at the rest of the day's room. marla tellez is back in the news room. testing that pg&e will be doing. good morning. >> good morning, laura. good morning to you at home. it's 6:32 now. the one test in mountain view got under way this morning. two hours ago, they started static pressure testing in

mountain view. it's designed to reveal problems that could lead to an explosion like what happened in san bruno. crews are also venting a pipeline in antioch this morning. this is near highway 160. this evening, pg&e will hold a meeting in san bruno to talk about upcoming work to the disaster ware ya. it's scheduled for 5:30 tonight. teachers at the state capital. they will hold rallies, meetings and hand out literature to protest funding cuts. they say their schools have already been hit hard. classes are packed and teachers are working on their own time and dime to get things done. some districts cut school days. they say it's going to get worse if they can't get together to balance the budget. >> we are going to try to deliver the message that our kids deserve better. our state deserves better. they can do it. continue to do a balanced approach to the state budget.

>> right now, the state faces a budget gap of $15 billion. massive cuts have been made leaving lawmakers with options, fill the remaining hole by making deeper cuts to social services and other programs or extend a temporary tax set to expire in june. san mateo wants to cut back on prostitutes posing as massage therapis therapists. the county wants to ban massage therapists from wearing provocative clothing and limit business hours from 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. good morning, laura. >> good morning. a beautiful day wo wake up in tiburon this morning. continuing to follow the day's news. we want to turn to sfo with

damian trujillo. it was a scary night for passengers headed from chicago to sfo on an american airlines flight. tell us about it. >> reporter: good morning, laura. quite a square for passengers on a flight from o'hare to sfo. a scuffle mid flight. it happened a half hour before the plane landed at san francisco international airport. a 28-year-old man with a yemeni passport ran toward the cockpit and was banging on the cockpit door on the flight to sfo. one called for back up after trying to force the man to his seat. another attendant and two passengers jumped in and tackled the suspect. they put him in plastic handcuffs and held him in first class until the plane landed safely. he was carrying a california id. he was taking to the county hospital with minor cuts then arrested on federal charges of

interfering with the flight crew. san francisco police sergeant michael rodriguez describes the scene for us, again. >> they were able to subdue the passenger, place him on the ground and use the flex handcuffs that the flight attendants have for these types of incidents. they were able to put the handcuffs on behind his back, conce him in a first class seat there and hold on to him there until they landed at sfo. >> reporter: the incident is the latest in a list of safety concerns. one was a chicago flight bound for st. louis. a passenger tried to reach the exit door midnight. another one had to be diverted toing baa ker key for what is called a security concern. as for this man, he is in the county jail at redwood city. police are trying to determine if he has ties to al qaeda or

any other terrorist group. we are live at sfo, i'm damian trujillo, today in the bay. >> thank you very much for that update. we are waking up in tiburon this morning. it's part of our tour across the bay area, enjoying the gorgeous sights we have to offer. take a look at this. simply beautiful. the boats on the bay. you can see san francisco in the distance. the sun is up. we are hoping for a great day. want to check the temperatures with christina. good morning. >> good morning. you have your jacket on out there. certainly jacket weather this morning. behind her, the water wasn't moving that much. the winds are calming down for the time being. they will pick up once again this afternoon. let's get to the weather headlines. breezy conditions throughout the day. a mix of sun and clouds. a mix of suneek, the ds. temps will climb to upper 70s. 80s in the forecast. let's see what's happening on the satellite imagery this morning.

the marine layer is so deep we are picking it up on the satellite. it's picking up offshore. you don't have to worry about the thick cloud cover. tomorrow it will be a concern. for today, we are looking good. high pressure is moving in. a mix of sun and clouds. cloudy intervals at times. the clouds increase through the second half of the day along with the winds. everything changes tomorrow. the full forecast is coming up in minutes. let's get you out the door with mike inouye. >> good morning, christine. a typical build up around the bay area bridge. slower than normal out of emeryville. a 20 minute drive off carquinez bridge. further slowing north. the metering lights are on. they were turned on about 6:15 this morning. it's five tor ten minutes earlier than we normally see. we'll give you a live look at oakland, 880. now, through this portion of the

east bay commute, you are fine past the coliseum. northbound on the right, southbound on the left. folks heading south through the area have the sun in their eyes south and to the east. keep that in mind. south from there, toward the san mateo bridge, speeds in the 40s as you are heading in toward hayward and the transition to the bay bridge. it moves smoothly. the caster valley is holding up nicely. following the accident on northbound 680. the off ramp might be closed. san ramon, take canyon as your alternate. heavier than we typically see on a monday. more folks on the road this morning. laura, back to you. >> thank you very much. we are going to talk to the as be lvedere and how the area is so unique. we are going to talk to the owners of the restaurant that's

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20 cities in 20 days. this morning, we bring ourselves to tiburon, the beautiful tiburon this morning. the sun is up, the water is calm, the boats are ready and so is the bay.

joining me this morning is the mayor of tiburon and john is the mayor of belvedere. beautiful cities both. so thankful to you for having us out here this morning. we are getting people up early this morning. we appreciate it. what makes your town so unique? >> it's physically so beautiful. it's one of the most beautiful spots of the country, if not the world. look around, you can see it. it's what most residents love. the two cities work closely together. >> we do, indeed. with share the downtown and get along well. >> tell us about the importance of these cities for the sailors, visitors, the ferry service we have. >> the ferry service is unique. it's one of the few cities you can have a doughnut on the way to work and a beer on the way home. >> you have to love the bay area, too. the ferry service shuttling so many visitors to the area. >> no question about it.

it helps the downtown. they need it on the weekends and the evenings as well. >> not a sleepy town here. >> it isn't. belvedere is sleepy. we don't have a downtown, we use this downtown. >> we have the business, they have the houses. it works out well. >> are the pleasure when you andfhepb2jpvfytt1a3 for sur. are the pleasure when you andfhepb2jpvfytt1a3 for sur. thank you for joining morning. so many lovely parts of the bay area that we are enjoying and hoping you enjoy as well as we tour the bay area. i want to turn to marla tellez, she has look at the rest of the day's news. good morning. >> good morning, laura. it's 6:44. fairfield, we are learning police were called out a dozen times within the past year to a house where three people were

killed this weekend. police say neighbors identified 37-year-old jason izenberg as the man responsible for killing two people before turning the gun on himself. >> fire agencies will start neighborhood patrols today as part of the wildfire awareness week. they are going to remind homeowners to trim vegetation and get rid of dried debris on rooftops. >> it's expected to be a nice monday. chilly start. christina joins us with a look at the forecast. >> hey, marla, how are you today? >> good. >> you look warm today. it's warm in the studio. if you are heading outdoors, grab a jacket. it's chilly out there. high pressure is in control of the pattern. this week, it's going to take a few days before the seasonal averages come to the bay. typically, we are in the mid-70s. today, low 70s. this week, thursday in particular, upper 70s. 52 degrees now in concord. it's mild out there when talking about the 50s.

it's cold enough for a jacket. by noon, mid-60s. then, as you make your way home from work, later on today, the temperatures should be down right comfortable at 4:00 p.m. roll down the windows, listen to the music. give the ac a break. 72 in gilroy. 73 in los gatos. the warm up continues through thursday, then rain back in the. forecast saturday and sunday. we are not expecting a lot. certainly enough to water the plants if they need it. they are going to get a pretty good round saturday into sunday. for you, back to you. >> thank you very much, we are waking up in tiburon. one of the cities we are touring throughout the area. gotta love sams in tiburon for the beautiful views, great service and good eats as well.

>> these are some of your favorite dishes here, steve. what do we have here? >> crab. i think that's my favorite dish. one that we are well known about. a salad. crab cake benedict saturday and sunday is fabulous. eggs benedict with the crab cakes instead of ham. cheese burgers we serve more than anybody but mcdonal's. >> mcwho? >> you've heard of them. >> mcsam's. >> this is the old dungeon crab. >> this place is so much fun on the weekend. you can't believe it. people all over the place having fun. people coming by boat and land. we are hanging around.tbb2jpvf for lunch. >> it's worth the wait. i have been here for many years. it is worth the wait.

it's a beautiful view. it's wonderful to wake up this morning. >> the history of sam's, in 1920, it opened up for the railroaders. >> sam opened the place in 1920. prohibition opened in 1919. he was able to make a healthful living serving alcohol to workers until prohibition. >> the trap door for bringing up the rum barrels is still in the kitchen. sm yeah. >> no longer speak easy, it's legal now. >> you don't need password to get in anymore. >> rum on rafts, they would smuggle it and bring it in from central america. bring it in under the building and through the trap door. we found the trap door when we remodelled the kitchen 20 years ago. >> what is your favorite dish? >> chapino. >> not bad.

thank you so much for letting us -- >> do you mind us >> dn? >> dn? n? >> my stomach is still through there. >> we are going to show you where we are headed in the bay. we are going to throw a crab leg at the map or something. 3w4r57

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good morning. it's 6:51. this is why my grandmother always said san francisco is the prettiest city in the world. hopefully it's a pretty commute to get you started. what's going on mike? >> that's why my grandmother said different things about the commute. just kidding, she never said

that. just kidding, she never said that. slow is what she would say.t e slowdown. it's held up. a 24 minute drive out of the altamont pass. you see the accident we have been following, northbound 680 as well. it's near the off ramp. right at the transition off the onramp. a chopper swung out of the area. the activity was in trees off the roadway. no reports on injuries, how serious they are. co far as the traffic flow, the activity is away from the freeway.míiher no is commute. and speeds slowing. equipment causing sensory readings. north on 680, north of 680 to san jose international airport shows the slowdown as well. the bay bridge toll plaza, the

metering lights are on. they have been on about a half hour. actually, they were turned on earlier this morning, about 6:15. back to you. >> thank you, mike. now, we have an update to the breaking news we brought you earlier. los angeles firefighters are battling an early morning fire at a warehouse. these are pictures. you can see the smoke. it's an active scene. it started 5:30 this morning at this industrial building in huntington park east of englewood. they tripled the amount of crews on scene since the fire broke out. no word on injuries just yet. the rest of the country is getting a taste of what the bay area has been dealing with for months now. the average for a regular gallon of gas is $4. that's the bad news. the good news, the survey is

predicting is to the good news, the survey is predicting is to perhaps 10 cents. oil prices well because of a drop in demand and the u.s. dollar is strengthening. qqsded.c $s c wi ready to close the west sid for four monthshours the earthquake retro fit. walkers, joggers and cyclists will all have to share the east sidewalk during daylight hours. they can cross the bridge 24 hours a day. florence italy is putting the brakes on "jersey shore." the city banned crews from banning the cast while drinking. now, it's yanking permits to shoot at the city's most fabled

landmarks. the show's producers are putting everything on hold while they try to work things out. i have never seen the show, i can't believe it. 6:54. shar lof money changing hands. >> maybe in videos. we have a couple deals to tell you about. $367 million. meanwhile, linked in prices shares between $32 and $35 as well as this morning as we check wall street. it gives it a $3 billion valuation. markets sort of holding steady. zillow released home prices report showing a second double dip. this is the second negative home price report we have seen in two days. fortune magazine, more people visit apple stores than baseball games. four times as many people. apple stores make more money. $9 billion in sales just in the apple. compared to $7 billion for all of baseball including

tickets, tv and baseball. instead of as american as apple pie, as american as plain old apple. >> apple i every time i'm at the mall, that store is packed. >> and people buy. they are not browsing, they buy. >> i don't blame them. i don't blame them for buying. >> let's check in with laura and bob. hey, where you going? >> who knows? who cares. we might stay in tiburon. no, we aref fhepfc we might stay in tiburon. ave kk going at the s easy.

three, two, oh, we are going to hayward. wow. wait a minute. @j thes hayward? they have one of the oldest microbrew pubs. ) >> the hayward fall, you can see it running through downtown in the cracks in the streetings. >> let's do it. >> we don't need 24 hours, we are ready to go now. >> that means we can many more leisurely as we enjoy tiburon. we have to thank this woman. you said hey, you have your tour around the bay, come see tiburon. you watched and told us to come out. that's what we did. fo a) ipt)jsenjoyit. the9 dance and with hot coffee and fantastic foods. sam's anchor cafe in tiburon. we have enjoyed it. thank you to the community for enviting us out. >> the food is wonderful, thank

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